In the 1970 to early 1980 when I started working with computers almost
everything was N E and Lon Lat. Z was also positive down and azimuth
positive from North to East (good old right hand rule) since most of the
work was for drilling or mine workings this worked fine.
If you look back at gras
n wrote:
On Wed, 6 Nov 2019 at 09:23, Syd Visser wrote:
When using the edit function Rotate Feature. QGIS 8.10 on ubuntu 8.04 appears
to go into infinite loop taking up 100% of one CPU.
the only way out appears to be to crash QGIS
Unfortunately this is a known issue, already fixed for 3
When using the edit function Rotate Feature. QGIS 8.10 on ubuntu 8.04
appears to go into infinite loop taking up 100% of one CPU.
the only way out appears to be to crash QGIS
thanks
Syd
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es.
also when you give a session to a client you always have to go
into the project file and change the directory names.
Hey Syd,
QGIS has the option (on by default) to save as everything as relative
paths which is better to make projects portable
- Nathan.
On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 1
a client you always have to go
into the project file and change the directory names.
Hey Syd,
QGIS has the option (on by default) to save as everything as relative
paths which is better to make projects portable
- Nathan.
On Tue, Mar 20, 2018 at 10:17 PM, Syd Visser <mailto:s...@s
Martin
a general comment on
“All references to files will be saved as absolute paths “
why does things have to be absolute path especially if you eventually
will design for Geopackage that is suppose to simplify portability
can the Path not be divided into two separate names
1) one that is
Martin
As a geologist and geophysicist it is extremely important for us to be
able to see below topography and inside (slice and dice) volumes as in
NVIZ in grass.
I have always thought that only being able to view topography form the
top or volumes form the outside not inside was called 2.5
yes it s pretty amazing how fast a new release can come out and we
really appreciate this.
but it does bring up one issue.
once you hit the update button in Ubuntu update and downloaded and
installed a new version of QGIS and then realized QGIS no longer
really worked no one in our office c
uld not be a problem to
add at some point later when the 3D rendering framework is in place.
Regards
Martin
On Tue, May 23, 2017 at 10:41 PM, Syd Visser wrote:
I have a question on the 3D that was proposed in the grant for the use with
QT 3D. Am i wrong to think this is really oriented towards what
I have a question on the 3D that was proposed in the grant for the use
with QT 3D. Am i wrong to think this is really oriented towards what
some people call 2.5D (terrain model as shown in the proposal example)
or will there be support for 3D that will be able to display 3D meshes
or volumes li
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